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Re: Certificate problem in Borland C++ Builder (General questions)

by wodSupport, Friday, August 19, 2005, 18:09 (7035 days ago) @ paul draper

Paul,

I'm no BCB guru but I am 100 sure you need to cast it somehow, so look for solution. Perhaps TCertificate has DefaultInterface method, or perhaps QueryInterface? Anything like that may help.

If you're unlucky, zip your project (just make it as small as possible) and send it to techsupport email, I'll take a look and try few things. Can't be hard :)

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